FAT PADDLE DUNE BIKES

[bykas]

THE ULTIMATE DUNE WEAPON!!

[dark6]

nope...

[VAL]

Looks neat, how does it perform?

[bykas]

Monster traction, and the handling and control is greatly increased with the 7" wide tire.

[dstollys]

curious, where did you get that rear shock sox??? what motor and bike is that??looks to be a modded cr500????sick monster, whats the tag on that rear set up?? break chains often?

[bykas]

"Shock Pros" shock cover. 97 CR500 with FAT PADDLE conversion $1495. Never broke a chain. This bike hooks so hard you can pull holeshots with the best of quads, just HANG ON.

[VAL]

The swing arm must be a bit to the right to allow the chain to stay straight, or did you modify the counter sprocket location by shifting the motor to the left?

[bykas]

Actually everything works out perfectly. Just had to do alot of work getting the rear hub spacing exact.

[Freak]

Theres a place in Portland 130 miles from me that does this, and these are the two bikes they show.

[Freak]

so how about it bykas, is this you? same bike, portland phone number in the info section. I actually seen that Kawi on craigslist a few months back.

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[bykas]

Yeah, the KX500 and YZ450 have been sold, the CR500 is my personal bike. We're building a KX250 and a CR250 right now. What part of Oregon are you from?

[Freak]

ah yea, I did not know the YFZ was done by you too. Looks pretty damn good man. I'm in centeral Oregon. Not to far from ya

[monkeyonahill]

dang those are sick.. would be fun to try one of those out on my crf 450 down here in St. Anthony's! How do they perform compared to the standard 8-paddle tire? obvious a lot more traction! but weight wise, this would have to be a much heavier set up right? how noticeable is it? How does it affect the handling? That just looks sick, props!

[bykas]

We built one for my buddys CRF450. His bike handles beautifully with no more scarry death wobbles. The conversion only weighs 8LBS more than stock. The only way you know it's there is cause your hooking up so hard and blowing through the turns so easy. He ran an 8 paddle before and all it did was spin and dig holes.